“my r . ‘1. law it ‘ inane: .la. can as napalm il‘ ‘ ‘ "Foo-t»... . “in Tier‘ octane” Harry st. in... of Elizabeth street. . .spent Sunday in Stamford. . the1 service yesterday1 morning. but recovered and was able to go home. ' , . W Robert Wood; oflllast Norwalit. sex- ton at Trinityobnrch. fainted during ‘ The aorta .stooa walk on the Wall ' street bridge is completed, and was ready for use‘today. - , ‘ 'f‘ --‘-‘-—I-—-— .A- all 11’. pat-ff. tviil bojgiven tonight motility Iguanas of, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Foote. South Main street. . W. H. meter. of New York. spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. B. W.‘Vel- sor, of Quinta avenue. , -—'i'hc imperial Crown cigars ought to he called sock no further. Why? Because better can't be found. Craig hittieiohn and Fred W. Many rode a tandem totConey island. yester- . day. returningby train. Miss Ruth Keeler 'and George s. Miller. of Ridgeiield. wheeled to South Norwaiit. yesterday. and visited friends. Health Officer Tracey has caused the Ella pisoelin North avenue to be quar- antined because of scarlet fever in the house. W 'Mias Jessie Smith. who has been vis- iting relatives In South Norwalk. re. returned today to her home In New York city. The officials of the Norwaiit Hospital association are in receipt of a very gen. erous contribution from A. Solmans. of South Norwallt. Colonel William Floyd Tlveriners. of New York city. was a rgneot over San- day of Rev. and Mrs. Alexander Ham- ilton. of Newtown avenue. The Norwallt Preparatory school base bail nine defeated the Pequois. of Bridgeport. at Nortvalit Park. on Sat- urday. by a score of 19 to 10. The house in North Taylor avenue now occupied by the Evans family has been uuarutitIu-‘d on account of the prcvalcnce of diphtheria In the family. William P. Beers has added a full line of lawn iconic and golf goods llascballmihigilc and camera supplies to his now-date stationery store at in Wall street. Norwaih. The state railroad commissioners will brain their regular tour of inspection on this section today. They will pro- bably "ii orcr the road front Port Chester to New Haven today. lira Emily i.. Mix. of Norwalk. HlIil' niicrotory of Junior Christian Endeavor work. made an address at tho littb unc niversnry of the Connecticut institute of .luronllc Templar Workers in liridg- - port. laat molt. 'l‘ll-‘l'i' is excellent work on the nat- ural oyotcr bod» off iirldaepnrt. uml turn at work there find it really iiiiirlitil and good prices for thtir catch. (in l-‘rlday‘thcro was quite a fleet of un- solo in iiridatport harbor. buying road. ’l‘hc i-‘arthor Lights society of the South Norwalii its list church will hold its annual hua neon auction this evening. All the members are i'tiliiicai- ad to conic. After the mention a an. tillil time will lie onion“ and t‘tllii- illii return will be served. —0rduro left at litudweil‘s for piano and organ tualnruwiil receive prompt attention. iiatla -lion guaranteed. tlco llaadity. who said bu bclona- ed in orwaih. while riding a wheel on li‘airhold avenue. wast. hatnrtiay after ma. cstuht his chine in the trol- ley tracts aoar we attach and was throws oh‘. list is the roadway and resolved a had cut oil the hood inst lunch of the right ear. lilo whorl was hrohramiiridacport Teh‘arau. Th0 sow but his to be erected lli Wall street for arr E. Hoaaecitor will he as“. titres stories h . coolaiallil “stars on the. at .ahtl four W‘ is of fly agate each ahht‘a. ii wit to Iliad wit i 0 “MM llill‘ovm “his sad the front will its covered with lolvaolsod has to imitate stone. The roof will to its. The cost will he strum abacus iadmam- ior’i'ss m’l ma slimy oooi em on make them yourself. his includes the coat of m mermaid: :fsot'iihr " : Colfax Encampment 1.0.0.?" will . givs‘a smoker tonight to members of hatierjiodge. ‘I‘ThojNorw‘oik ‘80:?th directors ioolt- ed. our the sits the new) building again yesterday. ‘ , ‘ is‘a guest of 1 rs. all. D. Corneli,x*ef a-' tecstreet. Not-walk. - . . Iiarry M. Gardner and family. of Union‘Park. have returned home from . a visit to Danbury. Miss Lula M. Sultan. of Danhury, was a guest of Miss Nina Lewis, of Nor. walk, over Sunday. John Weyerhauser. of Bridgeport. is spending a few days at his home in River street. Norwalk. -'i‘he great crowd that visited our store last Week proved that the‘people are pleased with our merchandise and generous way _of doing business. We will give away another bicycle this week. Boston Store. Norwalk. Edward Elwood. formerly of Nor- wsik. now of Sandnsity. Ohio. is spend- ing a few days; in town. Lieutenant German is now in com- mand of Company D. owing to the rose ignatiott of Captain Hill. Mr. and Mrs. Christian Swnrta drove to Ridgefleid. yesterday. and visited their summer residence. Rev. J. W. Whitfield. of iltlca. N. Y.. is spending a few days with A. Sample and family. of Nest avenue. Rt. Rev. Bishop Brewster will con- firm s large class at Sit. Matthews church. Wilton. on Sunday. June 1. Williard Bennett. of the White Den- tal company. New York. spent yester- day with friends in South Norwailt. Lieutenant Colonel Frederick Hill left Norwailt today for Washington. D. (I. where its will await further orders. Captain Fred A. lilll. of Company D. yesterday received honorable discharge papers from the Connecticut National Guard. Mat Weller. the Bridgeport comedian. will sing at the entertainment to be given by Eureka Rebekah lodge. I-‘rl- day night. . 'l‘ho Norwalk Yacht club has received an invitation from the Bridgeport Yacht club to attend the formal open— lng of the club. A large number of South Norwailt people will attend the performance of iluffulo llill‘a Wild West show in stamiord tomorrow. .. Yesterday. though overcast in the of- ternoon. brought out hundreds of bio cyclists. and the pleasure driv. Wore ‘llli‘i‘ with horses and carri . .lamtn ltyun. who said his home was In liridacport. was arrested in South Norwallt. Saturday night. for drunken- nesa by Captain of Police (limistonc. llc forfeited a hill bond. Several members of the Alpha What-i club enjoyed a run to Stamford. yesterday. Manngcr fl. ll. Allen gore ml in that city a number of cuiry .ilnnka for lllt‘ Alphas coming races. 'i'bc duplicate of the following check won the bicycle livefl away at he Nor- wnlk lioaion more last wcclt: tildes» filiiii. 22: one swias. ltl cent-l: amount rccclvcd. in cents: rod number. ill. -----t- W. rl. liatca. udvancc agent for iiit'r's i‘omotilaiia. was in Niil‘Wlilii over time day with Naturally. 'l‘ho coiiiiainy lino closed for the swoon. but will rcurunn. irc for the aumtucr. and play the aum~ lili'l' reruns. .. ...._..... hire. ii. W. tlrnoahach. wife of i‘olou- cl Ili'tli'llllit‘li. Judge advocate arucrnl. now at Tampa. l-‘lorido. wlih ihc rogu- lar army. hail been Joined by his Wife. ‘I‘hc colonel will probably accompany thc troop» when Cuba is invaded. . w... l‘micrich iledi‘ord‘s new thirty-soy a foot. rahia cat bunt has arrived in titanium". The boat was built iii lieiu rcat-hufi'a. iii ilrlsioi. il. l.. and la the luratat cat lliltil in thin vicinity. lior ‘iufliii la Wanda. title is in charge of i‘rctlcrtclt tlherwood. who will put her into first class racial shape. 'l‘bc lliaatlitrll on company has up palatial all of its buildings on the Wil- son i‘olut road. The plant hire is ex- iiactlus cons to of certain grades of‘oll by rat in. the West. as ihii sovimamat has «allocated several of the largest iaah boats of the mmpany. and are using thus to carry waiei hemp for the llaiiotl Bistro troops eti- caruprd in Florida. Nn-ver bay asasrtvsst without brat sitilaa t‘otaaiooh lirothora‘ pr 'l‘lnu alight to its to «vary lasa‘o note book. it will save sissy dollars dar~ his the year. As a special drive or are stirring haihr it shirts and drawers. rustle from rattan yarn. hula price. II «rota each. hoods ware boiight it“ h Malawian” siorh after ialtiog iovoatory saa were made to soil for non nosey. atom would sail them at to «rats. r litigator“ honor and solar hoiisr or . 'a’ rty of :gwaiii .. west to as not . ho ahie'io ”mm to he on the new trailer. hilt titer were dis- appointed. as as car w: rtts through. in mittens" several haired people were 4 to. herons tho Woot- sst roa. as was as at. . ‘nh. “Timid i'maooi ooal. ” liraioaac we. 'of New York lty. . 7 less. dollop. ill“ 1 MMMMWOO..HWM WW Local dealers are receiving their , Fourth of July pyrotechnlca., ‘ Miss Alma Elisabeth Hamilton is spending the week with relatives in New York city. , George W. Seymour is candied to the house. with a severe attack of rheu- matismand malaria. ' 'The olilcial board of the south Nor- waik Methodist Episcopal church will melet :t the parsonage tonight at 7246 do oc . Mr. and Mrs. L. V. B. Hubbard. who have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. C. F. ' Boutwell. returned to their home in Shelton today. The Crofut & Knapp company have just received a new boiler with pipe and attachments from the Blgeiow company in New Haven. ~ The friends of Mrs. Albert Dunn. of Norwaiit. and there are many of them in this city. will be pleased to hear of her recovery from her recent illness. She is now paying a short visit to her mother. Mrs. Charles E. Gibblns. on the Cove road—Stamford Telegram. Announcement la mode of the on- gngement of Miss i‘auuy. daughter of Hon James ll. Olmstesd. of Stamford. in Frederick William Gaines. of (‘lcvo- land. Ohio. Mr. Gaines is a graduate of Yale. and will he graduated from the Yale Law school not month. when he will enter upon the practice of his profession in Cleveland. Edgar Botighion. an old offender. came down from the almahouac. Sat- urday. for the first time in several weeks. and celebrated the event by gel- ting helplessly intoxicated. ooh-er Hail found him in Water street. engag- ed ii truck and had him rvmoveti to his old quarters in thc let-lino. 'l‘hia nlor. hing Judge Gregory committed him to ~‘hc county jail for thirty days. -—Prof. hi. 8. Reach. the well-known oculist-optlcinn. can be consulted til his other. in the parlor of the hiahncit enio Hotel. South Norwallr. Tuesdays. from 9 a. In. to 8 p. m. Eves esum- iaod free. ~— Edolhort l'artrick hccnmc violently ill yesterday afternoon. and resisting the efforts of the occupants of his rea‘ idence in Monroe riil‘i'vl to i'Nlii‘dlll him. dashed out of the house and ran to Washington tilf't‘t‘i. ivliclc h" was atop- pcd by t‘onainblr riuliiucl i‘. lrclniid :ud others and assisted back home. He ru'oicrcd in a abort lllllt‘ and la nblc to attend to bill duilc.‘ today. flurry linrt. who a few days ago had liIlOi'lit‘il down to him at liili'.liill. for Oil. the uncolhcirtl accounts oi the hiic firm of licclcy & Adams. rtporta that he has 2 good thing. lliill hail hire-ally collect- il runny dollars. l"lil‘ilii'i‘llltil'i‘. be stolen that he intends to collect it all. even iiuiugh it should he umovnry in placc Ibua upon some of'thc unpaid for wlii‘iilll iIi‘ resort in lilwlllllfl.“ Sittnlord Advocate. ‘l‘l.c 'l'huraduy illuiit lili‘illlifl oi ihc ' Suitiil Norwih Mt‘ilitllilwi Episcopal church will be held this wmlt ill llii‘ collar» of the new church. Additional illilh will be world. tl. At this lili' ulna the ldpwoltb League will inatull oiiiccrs for the cushion year: and the old cal» loci of the League will icndn' a rut. p tion to the new cabinet. d stu-inl than will be ctiioycd and the motor rc~ attests that every member at i ll' church who ilnulhly call tio so will attend. an a matter of importance rum-critics tin- opcniug cserciacs of the new church will he tonsidcmi. At the MODEL . altocsitv. .. ..... W“. m but flour. or bola illc log. l'Miii. W 'i‘ry Crown Flakes. iota» Muse W _. . ... W. M . ,. in this. home gathered lfggs at ltc largo hats- at ion is. last at this prior. First some tins served. mmuilamum of Sunlight Soap? Woodlit. i l l : lit-ta. Notice our window display of linu- iighthsap. ‘ Astooiibttiahsissstochoffroab, himptirohw Prune Joni. w...“ Wm“ WM, u m- Peaches, 4", ' Raspbdrries, Prunells. ,. \. 1 ‘~——/\——/\—/ imperial 'l‘ltc lnicst in Burial llil Comfort it til inniold calls for do list of ..... the money. to Wall Wool. Wyn. \ NW. ' Coldwellls GASMW. (lint Comfort mi TQM“ MIL list | a shall mu we til i i- an tiiiwrllmt‘ Till “RUM! I“ ”Ii" 00. ”on. to Wooor Ion”. Stand by the Old Flog. liuy your iroiula of us and wo'll'stniul by you. liar Business Halts for “N3 emollient values and animal be A ricotta, errtes. Plums, Prunes, Wm__/\. i.. 9:”: .ly ‘Patronize a grain dealer—one who has the facilities as well as the-in- clination to take care of his trade. Bu‘y oats that’s clean. . MANUEL '1‘. HATCH. 51:: Fruits! ‘ 1001b , F. D. Lawton a. 00., . c ‘22 South‘Main Street. ' . * . Phone 1382. When You Buy Grain ‘ W .1 Lawn Mowers A re the best we know of on the market. Bicycle flats and Sailors. prices tell the story. Nil lllfllld. \ Ami thctoiaidiahin of a 0‘. DAN“ iii tin-kitchen is themati- ploiion of the iouaehwper‘u miweitlonw. uieit Moon. rfoet Cooking. N. DI". Alwoyo loony. Nil an iso satisfaction loavery one who uses if. l in itttw illit Melitta til tilt” in ritiiihitt in them I. 'l’llo mulli- are: the Summit loath. A tool and trout pleasing lights“ a minimum out. impala call iii nil tiliirc. in liii't'lih til th “(loud things are more apt to be cheap than cheap things are to be good. " South Norwalk Hardware Co. h '3\\\o\son Z) “the. New today. Complete line of Summer Mlllinery. . Slv’lili‘idla 2i!) 'l'rituluctl llnts bought of import- cr ill .\cw \oi'k at very low price. \\'c aircrclliug quantities of FLUWI‘IRS. 'l'lu- Tillotson 3. Mills, 86 Woahlrtgton otroet. South Nos-walk. ill.“ ”.III anl 10.00 re upllcatod lis‘owhm luv We have a few more of those sillt lined 'l‘op Coats for N. but they are going foot. liar Furnishing floods d pertinent is kept np-to-date. and if you want what's rig t in this line we have it. Willis H. Boliock, Ciothior and Furnishor. Norwoiit. 0m. Will. auouar seamless". ‘ DELI two to AMI" “m4 c The War and unfavorable Weather have business interests of the count . o v _ more than the Dry a. a nd i . wrplus stock in man departments. N) ducethis stock and n order to do it p . rifloed and choice staple goods will be (1 they «let. 4 . “ One lot of Dimilies, Lawnsneto. 80 per yard; never sold for less New Silk Fancy Skirt Linings, 180 per yard; regular price, 260. , , 4‘ Ladies’ Gonzo Ribbed Vests, ii, 7, 10, my. 17 and Win each, 3 to so . ' lar prices. , . . Look at our bargains in Children’s Fast Black Ribbed H.080 ““9494 pair; regular price 125 and 170. . . , . The;::.l best Outing Flannels, Be per ‘yard. A good Outing Fla uni dill“? . EDWARD .STREE . no. o'emtteBuMlnig' "lvorything from a Noodlo to An Anchor) s “FIRST IN. WA? OIOIOI WA.H|NOTON.' am a um mm or soon Bum r: 1 Fox Cycle 81 Hardware can i too WASHINGTON 's'r'R': Screen Doors, Window Screens, Wire? st-ma cameraman-giro. , Poultry Wire 31c. 1(1) sq. ft. WhiWad. "Imoil Profit. and Quick Int..." . ~ . he When Roland Reed ohyod u'I'hoWotnon Hater" he most havo woro haw Ill-hooomiog clothos to patsmao to attain so For sorely. withostylioh form-fitting ooh. oil III II flv hootoi tor—swith thofair.goatisroos.and it is“ aids. Nowearorof cos of outflow. hotter. “M" uddommhifleaohoaoosooWoatsaflotsr—oohsh If you want to we how tiiucii clcuaucc can be- t'l‘tili’tlt'tl itttttalii‘hilllblit Hl'l'l‘ i‘or ..... _ ................................ call today and you will Wfliilll that cannot be dupli~ tinted clan-here for 012.00. A hilfl‘ (W H. A. it. iill'i'i‘tiNi-i FREE with cycrv ioitic iianuci suit: and. by the way, we ncii a Middleman |liluc Flannel Hall for hitht‘ill. and May all will mm in- into. ilpcu croiy cvcnliig until ll o'clock. Maintain-mo South." i: l’lotcl. Nor-walk. WILLIAM F. ‘I W \Vitll NIM‘I. Nill‘Wli“. A Nil liiitt ui' Gainers Supplies. Lawn locals and (loll Goods. loss hall and Athlotio Sn Vito Comoros. $5.00. on am am am : H blond Bro lands are Itriotly woosaao assaults. amass = . armour mister. hm N '3‘?“ im. momma W pulxprzo'oly to: Family “on; ma om W's _ s. "mus-“M' an t ‘j‘ is A;
Norwalk Chronicler